Taylor of Old Bond Street - Classic British Grooming Since 1854

What is Taylor of Old Bond Street and when was it founded?

Taylor of Old Bond Street was founded on September 1st, 1854 by Jeremiah Taylor on London's Bond Street. It started as a hairdressing salon serving the British gentry and became renowned for botanical hair and scalp treatments. Today it remains a family-run business with a flagship store on Jermyn Street, London.

Where are Taylor of Old Bond Street products made?

All Taylor of Old Bond Street products are made in England. The company upholds a 170-year tradition of using pure, natural and plant-based ingredients wherever practical. Their shaving creams and soaps are paraben-free and formulated without animal-derived ingredients.

What makes Taylor of Old Bond Street special in men's grooming?

Taylor of Old Bond Street belongs to "The Three T's" of premium British shaving brands, alongside Truefitt & Hill and Geo. F. Trumper. It stands out for combining top-tier quality with accessible pricing, vegan plant-based formulas free of animal products, and a wide range of classic fragrances.

What is the best Taylor of Old Bond Street shaving cream scent?

Sandalwood is the most popular scent and considered a classic choice for traditional wet shaving. The Jermyn Street collection is ideal for sensitive skin with its allergen-free formula. Other fan favourites include Mr. Taylor, Eton College, Oud and Tobacco Leaf.

Are Taylor of Old Bond Street products vegan and cruelty-free?

Yes, Taylor of Old Bond Street toiletries are vegetable-based and contain no animal products. The company does not test any of its products on animals. Their shaving creams are also paraben-free, making them suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin.

What Taylor of Old Bond Street products are available at TheTwoBarbers.com?

TheTwoBarbers.com carries a comprehensive Taylor of Old Bond Street collection, from shaving creams and soaps to aftershaves and colognes. Browse the full range in classic scents including Sandalwood, Jermyn Street, Eton College and Mr. Taylor.